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NVIDIA has recognized SoftServe as its Partner of the Year in the Energy/Utilities category in the Americas region. For the global IT company, this marks the fourth consecutive recognition from the technology giant. The Energy/Utilities category appeared in NVIDIA’s awards for the first time this year, reflecting growing demand for AI solutions in the energy sector.
NVIDIA’s global partner network, NPN, includes around 1,000 companies. This year, NVIDIA selected 16 winners across different categories in Americas region, recognizing their progress in building solutions based on its AI platform, particularly in Agentic AI and Physical AI.
This award sends an important signal to the market: it confirms that SoftServe engineers have the expertise to build solutions based on NVIDIA technologies even in complex and regulated industries, including energy. For NVIDIA, the partner model is critical, as the company develops its technologies through partners. This recognition also reflects trust in our team and its experience delivering complex projects for clients
says Dmytro Ivanov, Chief Technologist EMEA.
SoftServe has already received NVIDIA recognition three times before — as Service Delivery Partner of the Year in the Americas in 2025, Consulting Partner of the Year in EMEA in 2024, and Outstanding Impact Partner of the Year in 2023.
Since the start of the partnership in 2020, SoftServe has helped more than 1,000 clients solve complex technology challenges using NVIDIA technologies. The company’s engineers have developed, among other solutions, an NVIDIA Omniverse-based platform for TerraPower, which plans to build the world’s first next-generation sodium-cooled nuclear power plant in the United States by 2030.
The solution models the construction site, taking into account spatial constraints, engineering parameters, and landscape features. This allows teams to test scenarios and identify potential conflicts before construction begins. As a result, the site engineering preparation timeline was reduced from about 18 months to eight weeks.
SoftServe also applies digital twin technologies in other industries, including manufacturing. Examples include simulating Toyota forklifts in virtual warehouse and factory environments for Toyota Material Handling Europe, allowing the customer to deliver proven, virtual-tested automation. Another example is creation of a precise virtual replica of a production process for Krones, a German manufacturer of packaging and bottling equipment for the food and beverage industry. Combining the digital twin with AI and cloud computing enabled more accurate forecasting, rapid scenario testing, and data-driven decision-making.
NVIDIA technologies are advancing rapidly, and there are few specialists with this expertise on the market, so companies often have to develop this talent internally. Through the series of learnings and official certifications, which SoftServe experts helped NVIDIA to develop, the company pushes to strengthen and broaden its expertise.
As NVIDIA’s Elite Partner since 2022, and NVIDIA Advanced Technology Partner, SoftServe teams have access to early versions of technologies, direct communication with NVIDIA engineers, and the ability to test new tools before they are released to the market. This helps SoftServe build applied expertise faster while also contributing to the development of NVIDIA technologies through direct feedback to the tech giant’s team.
